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South China Sea arbitration award forum scholars discuss the ten-year anniversary of the Philippines ruling

Philippines Demands China Daily Remove AI Video Depicting Filipinos as Monkeys

Manila demanded China Daily remove an AI video depicting Filipinos as monkeys, timed to the South China Sea arbitration anniversary. Defense Secretary Teodoro called it contemptible propaganda exposing China's moral and intellectual

July 17, 2026

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Satellite image of Typhoon Bavi approaching China Zhejiang coast July 2026

Typhoon Bavi Strikes China’s Zhejiang, 1.7 Million Evacuated as Asia Counts the Dead

Typhoon Bavi made double landfall on China's Zhejiang coast Saturday night, displacing 1.72 million people as the storm killed 18 in the Philippines. The ninth typhoon of 2026 cut across Taiwan and Japan before striking Zhejiang twice, with China yet

July 12, 2026

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Philippine Coast Guard personnel treating wounded Filipino fishermen aboard vessel in the South China Sea

Philippine Fishermen Still Blocked From Scarborough Shoal Ten Years After Hague Ruling

Ten years after an international tribunal ruled for the Philippines on the South China Sea, the

To deter China.. Washington leads the arms race for its allies’ coastguards

In this mood, two military and political experts are watching, in their explanations to Sky News Arabia, for clues of the possibility of fighting breaking out at any moment between these countries,

October 2, 2025

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Manufacturing faces tough times with varying demand across the world

Eurozone purchasing managers’ indices fell below break-even, despite factories cutting prices for the first time since September 2020. In Britain, production fell for the third consecutive month and new orders fell at

October 2, 2025

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Seoul: Pyongyang launches a “space missile” that disappeared from radar screens

Yonhap quoted the Joint Chiefs of Staff in Seoul as saying, “The (North Korean) projectile disappeared from radar screens before it reached its intended point of impact,” noting that the military is

October 2, 2025

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Vietnam.. a plan to reduce rice exports by 44% by 2030

Vietnam is the world’s third largest rice exporter after India and Thailand. According to the document, dated May 26, the move aims to “promote high-quality rice exports, ensure local food security, protect

October 2, 2025

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With the end of the century… global warming threatens the continuation of life

In one of the most recent studies, she concluded that global warming will expose more than a fifth of humanity to extreme, potentially life-threatening heat by the end of this century. Global

October 2, 2025

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By 2100, deadly heat will consume a third of the planet

If global warming reaches 2.7 degrees, this will lead to very high temperatures that will affect 22% to 39% of the world’s population by 2080-2100. According to forecasts, the greatest impact of

May 24, 2023

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Listed are 17 countries to which citizens from the Russian Federation will be able to fly on vacation the easiest

Tourism experts told the Russians about several countries for relaxing by the sea, which are easy to get to. Beach holidays by the sea during the holiday season are possible for Russians

October 2, 2025

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Study: High temperatures in 2100 will affect two billion people

The heat waves will also push an estimated two billion people away from the comfortable climatic conditions that have allowed humanity to thrive for thousands of years. Global warming… a global concern

July 17, 2023

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Philippines’ 100-year-old post office burnt to ashes

Manila: A major fire broke out at a historic post office building in the Philippine capital Manila last night, gutting the 100-year-old post office and leaving one person with minor burns. Police

May 22, 2023

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Philippine’s 100-year-old post office burns down

Manila (Philippines). A major fire broke out at a historic post office building in the Philippine capital Manila last night, gutting the 100-year-old post office and leaving one person with minor burns.

May 22, 2023

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Philippines Demands China Daily Remove AI Video Depicting Filipinos as Monkeys

Typhoon Bavi Strikes China’s Zhejiang, 1.7 Million Evacuated as Asia Counts the Dead

Philippine Fishermen Still Blocked From Scarborough Shoal Ten Years After Hague Ruling

To deter China.. Washington leads the arms race for its allies’ coastguards

Manufacturing faces tough times with varying demand across the world

Seoul: Pyongyang launches a “space missile” that disappeared from radar screens

Vietnam.. a plan to reduce rice exports by 44% by 2030

With the end of the century… global warming threatens the continuation of life

By 2100, deadly heat will consume a third of the planet

Listed are 17 countries to which citizens from the Russian Federation will be able to fly on vacation the easiest

Study: High temperatures in 2100 will affect two billion people

Philippines’ 100-year-old post office burnt to ashes

Philippine’s 100-year-old post office burns down

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